Du Chengfeng remembered clearly that his relationship with the Commander of Jizhen troops, Liu Yanran, was merely a cooperative one.
Liu Yanran opened the Jizhen arsenal to him, allowing him to hone his skills and increase his strength, while he temporarily filled in the gap left by Jizhen's Armament Supervisor, Wang Gaoceng, to assist with Jizhen's war preparations—this was only temporary. He had not accepted Liu Yanran's recruitment; at most, this task could only be considered outsourced.
But while he thought this way, Liu Yanran had another plan in mind.
"So, Commandant Liu recommended me to the court under his name?"
Upon arriving at the office and learning the entire reason behind recent events, Du Chengfeng was dumbfounded.
It turns out Commandant Liu never gave up the idea of recruiting him but instead hoped to put the carriage before the horse.
